My seedling Northern Purple has a little staulk above the soil line which is grows it's traps from. According to what I have read, this is not uncommon, especially in the northern virieties and it's a way of keeping the pitchure off the ground in wetter conditions. This is all well and good, except my conditions haven't been that wet since it was a baby and now I'm going to transplant it to a grown up pot. My question is, should I remove the whole rhysome from the peat pellot it is in and then replant so that the staulk is underground again, or should I just plant the whole or part of the pellot with the plant, and if I do that, should I try to cover the saulk with soil or just let it live on a little cord? It really creaps me out that it just has this little wimpy staulk between the top and bottom of the plant. I'm always affraid it will snap or something. (My seedling has about 20 juv. traps and will be a year old come Easter. Currently it is asleep on my windowcill in a peat pellot)